After 10 years of community-led discussions, Tribal engagement, fundraising and project design, the Dakota-led nonprofit ...

Last month I wrote about the need to use power wisely, and the temptations that everyone faces when they get power over ...

Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration Saturday, June 20 11 AM – 3 PM Midtown Global Market 920 E Lake Street Free Celebrate this ...

The machine shop class at South is scheduled to move to Roosevelt for the start of the new school year next fall. It is a ...

SUE HUNTER WEIR is Chair of Friends of the Cemetery, an organization dedicated to preserving and maintaining Minneapolis ...

No one could track all that was going on, but a pink-jacketed woman horrifically, dangerously close caught it on video. Alex Pretti beaten to the ground, shot ...

The May Issue of the alley rendered space to a Somali perspective in the aftermath of operation Metro-Surge. The above photo, taken not long ago, captured the integrity of a community, the essence of ...

HEART OF THE ARTS was held at Modus Locus Gallery from May 1st – 14th. Warm shout out to the visual art teachers, without whom we could not enjoy these works of art: Drew Nelson, Drawing I-II, ...

Between masked ICE agents and the Klu Klux Klan, any difference is negligible, if at all, cowardly domestic terrorists hiding from sight in broad daylight. Anonymity is a powerful weapon, license to ...

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is bringing a new Spark’d Studio and community room to Phillips Community Center. The center’s existing teen and multipurpose rooms, located just off the main ...

Last month, on delivery of the usual 40 Alley papers to the Minneapolis American Indian Center, the young woman at the desk gave access to the Two Rivers Gallery where a marvelous birch bark canoe is ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz extended the corona stay-at-home order through May 18th. While not nearly long enough, it was a welcome reprieve from the threat of people being let loose on the street to keep ...